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BLUE EDITION Tuesday, October 11,1994 Vol.67, No. 24 Archbishop Tutu to appear Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper at Emory conference Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded! 927 The Associated Press Suspect jailed ATLANTA — Archbishop Desmond CRI under pressure to expand programs Tutu of South Africa is among 50 schol- By David S. Hillis ars and activists attending a confer- for student's Senior Staff Writer ence hosted by Emory University on GSU student Steve Smith feels religious freedom beginning today. alleged rape he has every reason to be upset. The The meeting will focus on "the four Campus Recreation and corners of the Book and the four cor- G-A Staff Reports Intramurals (CRI) officials say they ners of the Atlantic," said John Witte, An alleged off-campus rape of a 22-year-old GSU understand his anger and are will- director of Emory's Law and Religion female student by a local man is still under investi- ing, as always, to help Smith in his Program. gation by the Statesboro Police Department. goals. Judaism, Islam, Catholicism and Ricky Jerome Perkins, 30, ofMikell Street, States- What are those goals? They are Protestant Christianity will be the theo- boro, is currently being held in the Bulloch County to enable the physically disabled logical venues. North America, Latin Jail without bond pending court action. students at GSU with athletic ac- America, Europe and Africa will be the Police responded to a telephone call made by the tivity options — including campus geographical ones. victim. ' intramural sports. "This is not to deny the importance Perkins was arrested without resistance by offic- "I admit this is my first quarter of religious rights contributions by other ers near the scene at 4:14 a.m., Oct. 1, after he here," Smith said, and I may not religions, or religious rights abuses by allegedly broke into the victim's home and assaulted know yet all that is offered to us other cultures," said Witte. her. (disabled students), but there Boy Scouts ready to sue Perkins was charged with rape, burglary and doesn't appear to be all that much." possession of cocaine. On behalf of CRI, programmer James Hi!! Michael Jackson In the assault, the victim received no physical for CRI Fitness and Marketing, Some disabled students feel left out when it comes to CRI sports. injuries, according to a press release. The States- The Associated Press Erika Coffman said that though that they have the capability to 'The interaction of non-disabled boro Police Department did not issue a release she hopes to expand the range of use." MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A planned cal- and disabled students will be ben- about the stranger-to-stranger incident until Oct. 4 programs offered to disabled stu- endar that features a photo of Gary, 'We can also assist disabled stu- eficial to say the least," Smith said. because the incident was under investigation. dents, at the moment, she must Ind., native Michael Jackson with some dents in some of those fashions," 'The facility could be good, but it A Statesboro Police spokesperson said a prelimi- agree that currently very little is Boy Scouts has the Boy Scouts of America Coffman added. We could do a dem- will be up to the students to use it." nary hearing was held Friday to assign an attorney being offered. ready to sue to protect their trademark. onstration for a group that is inter- He also said he would like to see to Perkins. A representative at the county clerk's "We don't do anything specifi- National Boy Scouts spokesman Ri- ested, but they need to call ahead of some opportunities offered (to dis- office said a date for the next court hearing had not cally programmed for disabled stu- chard W. Walker said Wednesday the time." abled students) in games such as been set as of yesterday morning. dents currently," Coffman said. "At group heard of the calendar through a In addition, Coffman said plans bowling, tennis, and slow-pitch soft- Arresting officers could not be reached for com- this point, we haven't taken that story in a London newspaper. He doesn't are underway for offering even more ball. ment. direction, but it's something we're know what group plans to issue the to disabled students with the open- And according to Smith, these It is The George-Anne's policy not to run the name really looking at out here." calendar, being printed in London. ing of a new recreation center, which sports could be made available to of the alleged rape victim or the victim's residence. Among the programs CRI cur- The photo in question shows Jackson is to open tentatively in either fall most disabled students. "Until you According to the number of on-campus rapes rently offers disabled students, how- with scouts. Walker said he has only of 1996 or winter of 1997. can see what disabled people can reported to the GSU Division of Public Safety, only ever, is access to equipment at both seen a poor quality facsimile of the photo 'With the new student recreation do, don't cut them short," Smith three non-forcible rapes were reported between the Fitness Extension and Weight and isn't sure if the scouts in question center, we're hoping to offer handi- noted. fiscal years 1992-1994. No forcible rapes were re- Extension facilities. are Boy Scouts of America or members capped students a lot of different Though Coffman said these op- ported during the three years. "Much of the weight equipment of a British group. options," Coffman said. tions do sound feasible for CRI, the Only one non-forcible on-campus rape arrest was is accessible to handicapped indi- But he told The Commercial Appeal This is good news to Smith, interest would have to be there. made during the period. No forcible rape arrests viduals," Coffman said. 'The Weight newspaper that the group is worried though he believes that even more "We're always willingto consider were made. Extension has lots of free weights could be done. about its trademark. Please see CRI, page 10 "If you're going to register a trade- mark you have to vigorously defend it," he said." Lease agreement Late art professor honored at GSU By Chris Sherwood things to happen to Bak and his family, even News Editor to be reached soon though he didn't see the fame coming. WEATHER Almost 13 years after his death, former While in Collegeville, he was awarded the GSU art professor and world renowned artist commisision by the Abbey Church's monks to TODAY ■..■■■■ BronislawBak's works will be displayed at the design the enormous window wall of the church. Occassional thunder GSU museum. With the total square feet, at some 10,000 showers, with a 50 This past weekend the grand opening of the feet, the stained glass window at St. John's is percent chance of exhibit was held in the GSU museum. Bak today considered one of the world's largest. taught in the GSC art department when he rain. Low is in the The order he placed out of a New York stain first came to Statesboro in 1973 and he held glass manufacturer was the largest in the lower 50s and high that position until his death in 1981 which was history of the company; is in the upper caused by arterial sclerosis. After many commissioned works and de- 50s. "My father worked up until his death," son signs to his credit, Bak chose to move to a more Clemens said. "He was a popular teacher here milder climate in 1971. He chose to go home. MID-WEEK and he liked to visit other classes to get more On one of his trips while home, he visited FORECAST students to analyze and discuss art." the concentration camp which had represented Wednesday, occcassional rain Although, he only taught for a short time, he a turbulant time in his life. will continue with a high in the mid- had become long time friends with many. Only after his visit was he able to finally put 50s and a lower in the lower 50s. It was clear from the turnout at the museum the experience behind him. Thursday, there will be scattered that many old friends had come to the slide He decided that he would move his family presentation to show their support for showers with a high in the lower Please see BAK, page 10 Bronsilaw Bak and to share in some memories 70s and a low in the upper 50s. of his time at GSU. "My father would be deeply grateful for what has been done in Georgia in the last 10 INDEX years," Clemens said. Special photo GSU Museum Director Del Presley had more things to add about Bak. Announcements 2 These children at Marvin Pittman School will be playing at their . "He would sit in what was Sarah's Restau- Classifieds 11 new school within a few years. Drive. rant with a cup of coffee and talk to any and Crossword 11 G-A Staff Reports The letter to Harry Downs, every student who wanted to discuss art," Only in America 3 Despite the fact the acting chancellor of the Uni- Presley said. 'That's where a lot of students met him, it wasn't that they took his class, but Opinions 4 groundbreaking for the new versity System of Georgia, was Marvin Pittman Laboratory the first official step in obtain- it was the fact they would come to him to Police Beat 2 School could come next Spring, ing the land tract. discuss art." Sports 6 Bulloch Country still doesn't The Board of Regents must Many of Bak's experiences in life undoubt- have a lease agreement with agree to the purchase of the edly influenced his work and also his desire to get as much out of every day as possible. It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the GSU. land before a next step can be news of Georgia Southern University as accu- "We have a verbal agree- discussed. Born in Leszno, Poland in 1922, Bak was a rately as possible. If you feel that something ment, but we don't have the The laboratory school would member of the Polish army when Germany covered is in error, contact a member of the written approval yet," Bulloch follow the opening of Stilson invaded his country. editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. During the war, he was in and out of many Thank you. County School Superintendent Elementary School. The other Billy Bice said. "I do expect a elementary schools include prisoner camps, and near the end was held in a concentration camp. FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 written agreement pretty Sallie Zetterower, Mattie The Schirmeck-Strutthof concentration STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 soon." Lively and Julia P. Bryant. The Last June, GSU President fifth school has not yet been camp near Strasbourg, France is where he Nicholas Henry wrote that the named. spent the remaining time before the end of the war. site being agreed upon by GSU GSU is just one of 34 state George-Anne officials and Bulloch County institutions that submits capi- In 1952, Bak came with his family to Chi- Board of Education members tal project proposals. The cago. Despite making a name for himself with his as a window designer, he picked his family Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... would be located on 10.04 acres project is set aside by the board of land near the intersection of for buildings of around $1.5 up and moved them to Collegeville, Minne- Read By Them All sota. Special photo Old Register Road and Forest Please see PITTMAN, page 10 Bronislaw Bak was a popular professor at GSU. This move would possibly be one of the best Page 2 — Tuesday, October 11,1994 George-Anne [ POLICE BEAT MPP expansion will not include prison workers Apartments, reported damage to GSU Division of Public Safety property. By Kim Wagner Senior Staff Writer October 7,1994 October 8,1994 The Board of Regents recently •Jason Eugene Griffin, 19,15- •A resident of Players Club decided to utilize traditional la- D University Place, was charged Apartments, reported a case of bor rather than prison labor in with minor in possession of alco- harrasment. the construction of a new addi- hol and obstruction of an officer. tion to the Math Physics and •Brian Jackson Pitts, 21,324 October 7,1994 Psychology (MPP) Building. Scenic Route, Cordele, was • Keri Dycus, of Players Club At the start of the project, the charged with DUI (.19) and a Apartments, reported damage to use of prison labor was consid- stop sign violation. the sliding door on her apart- ered for the construction of the ment, estimated damage $300. new building in an attempt to October 5,1994 •Blake Macintryre, of North cut costs. •Michael Morelli reported a College Street, reported theft by However, the Board of Regents bookbag missing from the taking of her $500 bike. decided it would be in the Landrum Center. •Ronald Campbell, of Lanier university's best interest to use •Dr. Richard Johnson re- Drive, reported 115 CD's miss- traditional (a construction com- ported a drill and a sander miss- ing valued at $1725. pany) labor as opposed to prison ing from the Performance An- •Amy Radovich, of South labor. nex. Main, reported theft by taking, "This is good news because •Van Heward reported a items taken valued at $300. this will get the building up Huffy bike missing from Olliff sooner," Director of Facilities Hall. October 6,1994 Planning Philip Hodge said. • Chris Shue reported a Giant •A resident of Stadium Club If traditional labor is used the File Photo bike missing from the Forest Apartments reported a domestic construction will take about 16 Governor Zell Miller will be among the dignataries today at the MPP expansion groundbreaking at Drive Building. dispute with someone known to months, and if prison labor is 10 a.m. There will not be any prison labor used in the expansion of the existing building due to a her. utilized it would take approxi- Board of Regents decision. October 4,1994 •Barry Bodiford, of Stadium mately twice that amount of time. •David Walker reported a Place Apartments, reported that Prison labor would prolongthe The $3 million in funding for will consist of 14,850 usable tion documents, and three to four Murray bike missing from Ox- some unknown person(s) broke construction because it would the project resulted from a spe- square feet with a gross area of months to go through the ap- ford Hall. the drivers side window on his take five to six hours a day, and cial appropriation from the Leg- 23,000 feet. proval process,and receive bids car. only four days a week. from the construction companies. Statesboro Police Department The damage valued at $100. Since prison labor would In approximately a year the • Garth Frielig, of University saved money, "we felt we could've "WE WANT TO COMPLETE THE ADDITIONAL construction on the building will October 9,1994 Place Apartments, reported his gotten a little larger building," begin. •Robin Riddle, of Park Place bike stolen, valued at $533. Hodge said. PARKING SPACES BEFORE WE BEGIN THE NEW 'We'd like to have it (the new "The Board of Regents wanted building) in use by the fall of'96. BUILDING. us to have the same size building At least that's a target date." (if prison labor had been used), Although the new building will ANNOUNCEMENTS so it's been recommended that — PHILIP HODGE take the place of some parking L the Regents add an addition GSU FACILITIES AND PLANNING DIRECTOR spaces behind the MPP Build- $400,000 to the funds which was ing, these spaces will be replaced Things to do at GSU in October Wednesday, October 19 previously appropriated," Hodge and an additional 200 spaces will • Support your organization's said. be created. Homecoming representatives Designs for the new addition islature. At this time the plans for the "We want to complete the ad- Today with your vote from 10 a.m.-6 to the MPP Building should be "One of the reasons for the three-story building include 13 ditional parking spaces before •The movie "Day of Heaven" p.m. at the Union Rotunda. under way within the next two special appropriation was to help classrooms, one lecture/seminar we begin the new building," will be shown in the University •Doo Dah Contest at the or three weeks. GSU get new space so we (GSU) room, one computer lab, and 24 Hodge said. Union at 7 p.m. Only $2 with Union Rotunda 5 p.m. The new building, which is could get rid of the old lease offices. student I.D. • Bonfire and Pep Rally at 8:30 primarily for math and computer space," Hodge said. "The num- After an architect is selected, The announcement of the new • It's Disco Dance Party time. p.m. sciences," will be about 30 ft. ber one priority is to get rid of the it should take about three months building will be made today by Bring out that polyester and do from the south facade of the MPP South Building." to design the building, five Governor Miller at the site of the the hustle with platform shoes Thursday, October 20 building," Hodge said. The new red brick building months to prepare the construc- new building. in the Union Ballroom. Video •Who's funnier? Who ever show-robotic lights-live camera! thought laughing could be so You can start "Cutting the Rug" funny! Battle of Wits II at the at 8 p.m and disco the night away Union Commons from 11 a.m.-l until 11:59 p.m. p.m. Volunteers do their part to beautify Bulloch County •Spirit Games at Sweetheart Wednesday, October 12 Circle beginning at 3 p.m. By Stacy Jordan "Whitesville is a predomi- it." way section," Tina Hendrix said. •It's time to vote for the King • "Diversity is Us Too" will be Staff Writer nately black area that was an- The Bulloch Pride effort "was She was in charge of recruiting and Queen of Homecoming. offered at the Southern Center Bulloch County citizens de- nexed into the city in January of an accumulation of nine months student organizations to partici- Make your selections at the for Continuing Education Audi- cided to do Spring cleaning a few this year," Statesboro City Plan- of planning and work [by pate. Union Commons between 10 torium from 7-9 p.m. For more months early on Saturday. a.m.-6 p.m. information contact the English The cleaning came in the form "I made presentations to "fra- • JohnF. Marszalekwill speak and Philosophy Dept., at .681- of Bulloch Pride '94. It was an ternities and sororities, KICKS, on, "General William Tecumseh 5803. effort to rid local areas of trash Office of Volunteer Services and Sherman" in the Union Room and debris. "THE AREA WAS NEGLECTED AND UNDERSERVED CICS," Hendrix said. 270 from 7-8:30 p.m. For more Friday, October 21 The event was sponsored by "[Today's goal is to] include all information call Alan Downs in •Spirit Day, wear that GSU the Mayor's Clean Up Commit- AND THE CITY IS NOW TRYING TO BRING IT UP TO neighborhoods by getting people the History Dept., at 681-0242. paraphernalia. tee, City of Statesboro, States- to get rid of junk," said Mosley. CODE AND DEVELOP IT. boro-Bulloch Chamber of Com- As a part of the event, "charges Thursday, October 13 Saturday, October 22 merce, Bulloch County Commis- — JOE MOSLEY, to dump trash in public landfills • "Win, lose, or draw" will be •Homecoming Parade. Floats sion and McDonald's. STATESBORO CITY PLANNER was waived," added Mosley. held at the Union Commons at and marching bands, it's Eagle Volunteers had the choice of noon. mania. Begins at 10 a.m. three key areas in the city. "McDonald's donated 100 free •A faculty showcase recital • GSU football vs. ETSU. King Those areas where workers meals coupons to volunteers at will be held in the Foy Recital and Queen are crowned. Action cleaned were Blitch Street, the Whitesville and HWY 67/ Hall at 8 p.m. starts at 3:30 p.m. Lanier Road, US Hwy 301 and ner Joe Mosley said. 'The area govermental officials," Mosley 301 areas," said Hendrix. Register Road by Pinehaven was neglected and underserved said. Mosley said "that volunteers Monday, October 17 Monday, October 24 Apartments, and the Whitesville and the city is now trying to In addition, "groups used this [were] the key to the success of •Jackie Echols, "A New Look community. bring it up to code and develop day to clean their Adopt a High- Bulloch Pride." HOMECOMING WEEK BEGINS at Reading in the Schools" will •Mini-Carnival and Banner be held in the Carroll Bldg. Room Contest. Check out the dunking 22 at 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. For booth, temporary tattoos and more information contact W. water wars to kick off that Mardi Peach in the Student Develop- Pentagon: Haiti suicides isolated, yet tragic Gras spirit. Come out to Sweet- ment Programs at 681-5301. heart Circle between 12 and 5 •NFL Football party night at By Susanne M. Schafer A. Williams, of Detroit, died of spokesman said of the suicides. lation, there were 11.6 suicides p.m. to catch all the action. the Union Commons. Houston The Associated Press an apparently self-inflicted gun- He added that figures tallied per 100,000 people in 1991, Hart •The Rocky Horror Picture at Philadelphia on the big screen WASHINGTON — The sui-. shot wound while aboard the USS by the Department of Defense said. Show will be shown at the Union television. You can participate cides of two military men during Nashville. The ship was in port indicate the suicide rate among The National Institutes of Rotunda at 9 p.m. in a table top football trivia game. the first two weeks of the Haiti at Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, the military tends to reflect that Health report that the civilian • "Camp Logan" will be shown Winners have a shot at winning operation appear to be "separate, at the time of the incident. of the society in general, but gave population during the same fis- in the Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. Super Bowl XXIX tickets. The isolated and very tragic events," Williams, 21, was assigned to no specifics. cal year suffered 11.4 suicides It's a performing arts series with action starts at 7:30 p.m. but U.S. officials are continuing a division based in Camp Air Force Lt. Col. Doug Hart, per 100,000 people, the spokes- general admission tickets avail- to investigate, a Pentagon LeJeune, N.C., and he was on a Pentagon spokesman, said 138 man said. able while they last. The tickets Tuesday, October 25 spokesman said. one of two vessels that had left suicides amongthe military were Hart said one person commit- will be available two weeks prior •Pattrick Murray and Dennis Boxx said the military northern Haiti. tallied in the first nine months of ted suicide during the 15-month to the show, with the first week Matilda. Patrick, the wild come- does not believe there is any- Army Spc. Alejandro Robles fiscal 1994. U.S. deployment to Somalia, distribution strictly for students. dian and Matilda, the Jammin' thing "specific to the Haiti op- of Los Angeles, 20, died Sept. 27 There were 239 in fiscal 1993; while eight such deaths were Contact the CLEC office at 681- puppet. Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. eration" that may have sparked of an apparently self-inflicted 218 in 1992; 232 in 1991 and 250 recorded during the seven 0830 or send for information at an Army soldier and a Marine gunshot wound while on duty in in 1990, he said. months of Operations Desert Landrum Box 8028. Thursday, October 27 lance corporal to have taken their Port-au-Prince. He was assigned Among the total military popu- Shield and Desert Storm. •Faculty Recital- Sandra lives in separate incidents. to the 10th Mountain Division Tuesday, October 18 McClain, soprano-Michael Braz, 1 But the military still "wants based in Fort Drum, N.Y. • Step into another world and piano. Foy Recital Hall at 8 p.m. to take some time and step back" Boxx said Williams had been star in your own fantasy. Check to look at the two events, Boxx deployed on shore in Haiti, along out virtual reality in the Union Monday, October 31 said. with 1,800 other Marines, but Commons from 11 a.m. until 5 •Last day to withdraw from "We are certainly looking at that he had not taken part in a p.m. classes without academic pen- both the personal circumstances firefight more than a week ago SOME OF OUR STUDENTS • Talent Show time at the Wil- alty. surrounding them, and we are between Haitians and Marines ARE STAR PUPILS. liams Center Dinning Hall at looking as what statistical indi- that claimed the lives of 10 Hai- 7:30 p.m. The George-Anne, the Offi- cators there might be that would tians in the northern city of Cap- •The movie "The Seventh give us some insight," Boxx said. Haitien. Seal" will be shown in the Uni- cial school newspaper of GSU, From 90210 to your zip code, safe motorcycle riding is essential. So take a Motor- "Our sympathies go out to the "I think we need to look at cycle RiderCoune like Brian Austin Green of Fox T.V.'s Beverly Hills, 90210. versity Union at 7 p.m. Only $2 wants your announcements. Send to LB 8001. families." these as two separate, isolated You'll learn techniques that not only make you a safer rider, but a better rider as with student I.D. Special note- Marine Lance Cpl. Maurice and very tragic events," the well. Call 1-8004474700 to be the star of your class. M0TMCY0U MFETY FOMMTHM

Swedish with English subtitles. ■■■■■• George-Aaae Tuesday, October 11,1994 — Page 3

ONLY IN AMERICA...

Voters to decide on 9 Pennsylvania this to you," Appel said Sunday an array of issues Couple breaks up night. over pet parakeet The Associated Press © New Jersey The Associated Press clear on raffles conducted by non- ATLANTA — Georgia voters profit organizations: they're OK, ALLENTOWN, Pa. — The Watch your language will be asked to decide issues but the Legislature has the power animal lover and the game in this town ranging from tougher criminal to enact regulations. The amend- warden: It was not a match sentences to tax breaks for blue- ment is in response to a district made in heaven. The Associated Press berry farmers when they vote attorney's opinion that raffles are Sylvia Appel, 46, of Allen- RARITAN, N.J. — In an R- next month. considered an illegal form of gam- town, can't stand the thought rated world, officials want to keep They also will be asked to bling under the current Consti- of an animal being killed, and this tranquil borough rated G by freeze property taxes for the eld- tution. has a house full of dogs, birds making it illegal to swear in pub- erly, crack down on strip bars, Amendment No. 6 gives the and gerbils. Kim Pulsinelli, 39, lic. legalize raffles by nonprofit state and local governments clear of Bethlehem, works for the To hell with that, says the groups and let doctors and hos- power to regulate nude bars. state Game Commission. American Civil Liberties Union. pitals market health care pro- Many local governments have They managed to shrug off 'You can't outlaw rudeness— grams in competition with in- attempted to regulate nude bars, their differences over animal half of our society would be in surance companies. but some of the efforts failed to rights and began a romance. trouble if being rude in public Q Vermont Benoit said the incident be- Those issues go to the voters survive legal challenges. Four months later, Bobby was against the law," said New gan at about 4:30 a.m. Satur- through six proposed Constitu- "All the legal minds told us the monk parakeet came be- Jersey ACLU legal director Woman accused of day when Jones lost control of tional amendments and two tax that the Constitutional amend- tween them. Marsha Wenk. "What someone crashing into house her car and drove through the ment route was the only route Pulsinelli and other game exemption questions which, thinks is rude may not be rude to and biting homeowner garage door of a home belong- while not Constitutional amend- we could take," said Rep. Bill wardens entered Appel's home someone else." ing to Randall Barkman, and The Associated Press ments, still must win approval Lee, D-Forest Park. "It gives the on Sept. 16 and confiscated The proposed law would ban then backed into his truck. statewide. state, counties and cities the ab- Appel's pet bird. The monk "profane, vulgar or indecent lan- WINOOSKI, Vt. —A Sheldon Barkman told police that he Only a couple have prompted solute right to regulate and con- parakeet is illegal in Pennsyl- guage" in public, as well as "in- woman has been arrested on came out of the house and tried trol and prohibit alcohol from vania because of its reputed any debate: sulting remarks or comments to charges that she crashed her car to stop Benoit from leaving by being sold where there is nude threat to farmers' crops. Bobby —Amendment No. 2 is being others." The maximum penalty into a house and bit the reaching through the window dancing." is an indoor bird. hailed by Gov. Zell Miller, who would be a $500 fine and 90 days homeowner who came out to stop of her car and turning the en- Older Georgians and blue- Appel hasn't spoken to pushed it through the Legisla- in jail. her from driving away. gine off. Although he was able berry farmers would get tax Pulsinelli, but she wants him ture, as the toughest criminal All six members of the bor- Cheryl R. Jones, 35, was to turn the car off, Barkman breaks if voters approve the two to know: it's over. punishment proposal in the na- ough council support the pro- charged with DWI and simple told police Jones bit him sev- proposed tax exemptions on the "You drop some of your tion. Critics, including some posal and are expected to adopt assault Saturday after the early eral times on the arm as he ballot. guard, you trust the guy, and black leaders, contend it is too it Oct. 11. The ACLU swears it morning incident, said Rich tried to remove the keys from Rep. Tommy Smith, D-Alma, then he turns around and does punitive. will fight the ban if enacted. Benoit of the Winooski police. the ignition. —Amendment No. 3 is being who sponsored the blueberry promoted by medical groups as a proposal, says farmers in that way to lower medical costs. A fledgling industry need the campaign against it is being break. The tax loss will amount waged by insurance companies, to about $48,000 statewide if the Miller praised by some, but not by Millner which contend it would allow exemption is approved. Miller's performance, and Uni- Management and Budget. percent; Georgia's population The Associated Press doctors and hospitals to form Sen. Johnny Isakson, a Cobb versity of Georgia economist Jef- The GOP nominee puts the grew by 7.2 percent, and per- price-fixing medical cartels. County Republican, sponsored ATLANTA — Zell Miller gets frey Humphreys said, "I have increase at 34 percent, but that capita income grew by 8.1 per- Miller's crime proposal, called the other amendment, which high marks from some for man- very few complaints." figure is skewed by counting lot- cent. "two strikes and you're out," would freeze property taxes of aging the state's purse strings, But Millner is accurate when tery and indigent-care funds Georgians 62 and older whose would set mandatory minimum but Republican Guy Millner, who he says state spending increased that are included in the budget Humphreys, however, said incomes were under $30,000 a that's good news. prison terms of 10 years for a hopes to unseat the Democrat in under Miller at a faster rate than for paperwork reasons only. year. first conviction of a violent felony. Georgia's election next month, federal spending. In a recent press release, "To people who would be get- "It's reasonable to expect A judge could impose a longer isn't one of them. According to the state Office Millner termed the increased ting this benefit, it probably Georgia's budget to grow faster sentence but not a shorter one. The GOP nominee says Miller of PlanningandBudget, Georgia state spending "alarming" and means the difference between than the nation's because For a second conviction, the pun- put Georgia on a "spending binge" now is spending$1.6 billion more said that it outpaced not only keeping their homes and being Georgia's economy is growing ishment would be a mandatory and "spent money even faster than when Miller took office — Georgia's population growth but taxed off their property," said faster than the national economy. sentence of life without parole. than Bill Clinton's federal gov- an increase of 20.7 percent. Fed- national inflation and per-capita Isakson. Georgia is the fastest-growing The crimes to which those sen- ernment." He also is a critic of eral spending increased only 10 personal income growth as well. The Association County Com- state east of the Mississippi and tences would apply include the fee increases Miller passed percent in the same period, ac- That's correct, too. The infla- missioners of Georgia said it had the fourth fastest-growing state armed robbery, kidnapping, through the Legislature in 1992. cording to the federal Office of tion rate for the period was 11.4 in the nation." rape, aggravated child molesta- no estimate for the amount of tax The governor counters that tion, aggravated sodomy and loss that exemption would cause. he steered the state through a aggravated sexual battery. "It shifts the burden but it's deep recession without raising "My mother always taught me hard to com up with age and taxes and cut a bloated state a person deserves a second income data together (to deter- bureaucracy. Even with massive chance ... but I don't believe mine the cost)," said Jerry Grif- new spending programs, per- 'The "Educated Palate murders should have a third fin, the group's executive direc- capita taxes are lower now than chance to kill or a rapist three tor. Still, "It's hard to oppose when he took office, he says., chances to attack," Miller has some of those kinds of exemp- The state's business leaders Lunch 11-2:30 • Dinner 5-8 said. tions," he said. generally have approved of State Rep. Tyrone Brooks, D- Monday thru Friday Atlanta, is among black leaders who oppose the amendment. 'This is only going to drain the state budget and force us to build Come try our new Caesar Salad, more jails and prisons. That means less money for programs Grilled Chicken Salad, and Chef Salad to address the root causes of crime." The health care proposal — Amendment No. 3—would clear the way for a future Legislature Special of the week to decide if doctors, hospitals and ♦ other medical providers should Chicken Caesar Salad be allowed to form health care networks and to market health 75 care plans to employers, as in- HAVE A HEART $4 surance companies do. The medical community does not have complete freedom to do GIVE BLOOD this now, some say, because of Now Available: On-Campus potential conflicts with existing anti-trust provisions of the state n American Red Cross Pizza Office Delivery Service Constitution. The proposed amendment circumvents that. "This would allow us to pro- vide an alternative to insurance ATTENTION: GSU FRESHMEN Featuring our full line of individual and 14" pizzas, products by going directly to con- sumers and businesses to pro- side salads, and beverages. vide health services without hav- HAVE YOU FILLED OUT YOUR SURVEY? ing to go through an insurance entity," said Holly Bates, a lob- Surveys were placed in the Landrum boxes of 500 byist for the Georgia Hospital Call 681-5303 Association. That could mean new freshmen students at the start of the quarter. cheaper costs, she said. Delivery Monday thru Friday llam-2pm Betsey Weltner, a public rela- Many students have not returned their surveys. tions consultant working for in- surance companies and busi- nesses opposingthe amendment, Please check your Landrum box and return said the real goal of those push- ing the proposal is to form health the survey, if you have one, to networks to "circumvent man- aged care. They don't like man- the GSU Office of Institutional Research and Planning, aged care because they don't like price constraints." Another amendment — No. 5 Landrum Box 8126 (in the envelope provided). M* — would make the state's policy Please contact Dr. William Knight, 681-5218 if you have a question about the survey. OHO Thank you. Liked By Many, w George-Anne Cussed By Some... For 67 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper OPINIONS Read By Them All Enoch W. Autry Christopher Cole Tuesday, October 11,1994 Editor Managing Editor Chris Sherwood News Editor Our Opinion GSU'S NEW PARKING POLICY End the suitcase syndrome A school with as many students as GSU should not be just an institute for learning. There are many aspects of the overall college experience that have nothing to do with books and grade point averages. Clearly, the social atmosphere of the college is an integral part of student life. SWF That is why we at The George-Anne believe the ever- i expanding "suitcase attitude" at GSU must end before the university's status as a social center is gone forever. Quite simply, GSU should live up to its reputation. Whether some in the 'Boro would like to admit it or not, MERHW/U GSU isn't just known for its four football championships, an excellent Education College, or even its national tick HAVS 7H£fff collection. Many people who were part of the enrollment GKAt>Z?o\NT [I surge over the past few years came to GSU because, frankly, one of our assets was the party scene. A number of factors have threatened the social allure of GSU in recent times, and one of the most pervasive is the widespread habit of students packing their bags and heading home for the weekend. If students minimized this activity, they would save more than gasoline. They might also save the weekend social scene from decline. It is well-known that Wednesday and Thursday nights typically bring the "party rush hour" to GSU. There's nothing wrong with that, but wouldn't it make more sense to save some of that energy (and money) for Friday and Saturday nights, when the burdens of studying are CREAT/Ve M6PIA SERVICES off your shoulders? Even if a certain prominent national magazine has ceased publishing its list of the "Top Ten Party Schools," GSU doesn't have to fade into obscurity without that Two crowns are simply too much official title. If students stick around, we can still have a Normally, I am not a tradi- ask? Simple. It is too much tionalist, but instead a man of great social scene — and not just during the week. trouble to screw with. One year change, a man of improvement, their voting selected a black After all, what are weekends for? if improvement is possible. I am IN THE EDITOR'S Queen and the white community all in favor of making things in got mad. The next year, a white this world a little more equal. Queen and the black community But why do you mess up an an- OWN WORDS got mad. Just over a year later, nual campus event just in the the crownings ceased and are name of "equality?" ENOCH W. AUTRY still absent from the UK home- Please allow me to explain. coming festivities. Today, hopefully more than I am not cracking on the indi- the usually pathetic small num- viduals involved in the competi- Backtalk ber of voters will journey to the to cut the initial candidates from about a Mr. GSU President and tion, but merely the idea behind ■%S- Lakeside Cafe to cast ballots be- 15 to five — was 1,014 out of a Miss GSU President? I am sure it. Twenty-four lovely ladies are tween 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. for 24 about 14,000. For those non- Nicholas Henry's wife Murel vying for Queen and nine hand- Homecoming Queen candidates math majors reading, that is just would enjoy that. some gentlemen seeking the Police are irritating students into breaking the law? Get real. Even and nine Homecoming King can- slightly over 7 percent. Pretty I know, after we add Mr. GSU King's throne. I wish I didn't knuckleheads have to take responsibility for their actions sooner or didates. Yes, I said Homecoming darn apathetic. to our list of yearly contests, we have to throw these guys in my later. King, as in the male species. The second reason is because can then send them to a Mr. "pot of hatred," but that is the If you happen to miss today's of the campus community's out- Georgia Pageant so we can start price you pay when you are the To all loud mouth type people who like to sit in the back of their classes voting, try tomorrow at the Union cry for a King. The kingdom needs up with other state institutions. first. I wish all the contestants and complain, shut up and quit your bellyaching!! Commons between 10 a.m. and 6 a king. How much bellowing, I don't really believe these guys good luck, but it is the principle p.m. to decide on a Queen and weeping and hostage-taking does fit in the same category as former that I am up in arms about. I think those guys who serve alcohol in the Lupton Building really need King. it take to make such a change? Miss GSU's like Kristin Pattie, If this King idea works to get to start checking people's I.D.'s. There have been quite a few under- Wonderful idea: Two voting I have been around for a few Seleta Hayes, Kara Martin, people out to the polls, I will be agers going through the cracks. stops. years now and I do not remem- Natalie Hendrix Strickland — overjoyed. The boost would posi- Hideous idea: Two reigning ber a lengthy line resembling well you get the point. tively, without a doubt, make Why are all the toilet paper holders on campus set to only give you one monarchs. drop/add circling the globe for Our beloved country has defi- the coordinators of homecoming square of paper at a time. It's a conspiracy. Obviously, the reasons for equality. As a matter of fact, I nitely become too politically cor- zealous to boot. But if it does not such a decision came from two can't seem to recall anyone on rect. work, let's please go back to the Why do people driving through the Pines have to turn up their music central outlets. The first, of this campus demanding a Here is some food for thought way it was. so loud? Some people are trying to sleep or study, you know! course, being the lack of voters. change. about the troubles of crownings. I will be graduating soon and For those students who are new I am trying very hard to be At the University of Kentucky, I really do not want to return for To the GSU football team: Even though you guys lost, you played a hell at GSU or just have not paid reasonable about this step of the home of the Wildcats, su- Homecoming to find no King, no of a game against the 17th ranked Catamounts. You have proved attention, turnouts have been "progress," but let's get a grip on preme basketball and blue grass, Queen, no nothing like Kentucky these last three weeks that you can overcome adversity. In the next measurably low for several years our lives. I mean what is next? A they don't even have a Queen, a is today. Let's be traditionalists. couple of weeks, you can knock Appalachian State and ETSU from the primarily because of apathy. For Mr. and Miss GSU, a Mr. and King, a Duke, a Joker, a Squire Keep it simple and problem-free top of the conference. Good luck. example, last year's turnout — Miss African-American? How not even a Page. Why, you may like it was in the past. STAFF Women, men and cars ... the saga continues NEWS I was on campus the other day companies are doing based on and couldn't help but overhear a Copy Editors: John Kluttz; Robin Johnson; Layout Editor: Mandy Crews; Senior so-called statistics? Andisn'tthat Staff Writer: Kim Wagner; Staff: Kari Cameron, Melanie Cooper, Stacy Jordan conversation between two girls what some cops do when they FEATURES telling stories about getting pull someone over and write a Features Editor: Derek Lewis; Assistant Features Editor: Ashley Hunt; Arts & En- pulled over by Statesboro's fin- ticket? tertainment Editor: Josh Bass; Staff: Stacy demons, Judith Cunningham, David est and then being let go because ILLUSTRATIONS Life's not always fair, I know, Day, Lakeisha Fair, Dana Hinterliter, Kymm Reynolds, Mark Runyon, James the cop was sympathetic to their Salter, Tijuana Thomas but it shouldn't have to be ridicu- tears. I almost puked. It's no SPORTS TETH BURNS lously biased either. wonder why guys are always On the other hand, girls don't Sports Editor: John Munford; Assistant Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Staff: complaining about how girls have get all the breaks either. We deal Janika Floyd, Tom Harrington, Bart Hiter, Donald Jordan, Heather Mullins, Aaron it easy. Solomon, Carolyn Wynn with a lot of "stuff and put up Coming from a girl, this is OPINIONS after leaving former T.C.'s have an '89 Pontiac Sunbird. I with a lot that guys would never probably going to sound weird Hanger, now known as Legends. pay about $85 a month for in- in a million years want to tackle. Staff: Cory Andrews, Josh Bass, Teth Burns, Christopher Cole, Ashley Hunt, John and it may even ruffle a few Munford, Amy Staats I was turning onto campus at surance. Pretty good, huh? Guys should simply give thanks feathers. Guys will agree with PHOTOGRAPHY "Snake Road" and I missed that That's chump change compared that it'll never happen to them. I me and girls will say something stop sign which, in my opinion, to what guys are charged. At won't go into all of those things, Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Jason Chandler, Holly McCaig, Jerome like "I can't believe she's com- New; Contributing Photographers: Mardee Coyle, Randy Trujillo should be a yield sign. But that's least $20 more. And that's just because we are all adults here, plaining about this." Oh, well. another story. Anyway, a cam- because they are guys. and you know what I'm talking ARTWORK Girl or not, here goes. pus cop flips the blue lights and Now, from what I understand, about. Leigh Braddy, Teth Burns, Michelle Underwood I got pulled over one night pulls me over. I was put through there are statistics that say guys So, I guess we all have to hang CIRCULATION the whole sobriety test, declared have more wrecks than girls. in there. Life's always going to Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro; Staff: David Hillis, Bruce Karr, Scott Newton sober, which I was, and was sent But, I've known girls who would throw things in our path to make ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) on my merry way. Remember I purposely wreck their cars be- us stumble. Some of us will be broke the law, so I still could Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; cause they were tired of them able to avoid them while others Sales Representatives: Leigh Braddy, Brooks Clements, Melissa Goodman have been given a ticket for run- and who would continuously to- will have to live with the blow. James Salter, Heather Thatcher, Michelle Underwood, Carolyn Wynn ning the stop sign, but no. tal them knowing that "Daddy" That's just the way it goes. PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) A month later, I was stopped would fork over the dough for So when you start to think Production Managers: Jason Adams, Ron Lair; Assistant Production Manager- for doing 52 in a 35. Again, I got another new one. that the other sex has it easy, Mitch Mitchell; Staff: David Beck, Aquila Bookhart, Scott Mulkey, Shawn off scott-free. Granted, I'm glad Don't get me wrong. Not all think again. You'll find that we Sunderland, Reggie Taylor; Classified Ads Managers: Melissa Goodman Juanika Mainor; Darkroom Manager: Randy Trujillo because I couldn't afford the tick- girls are like that and the statis- all have our problems. Maybe ets, but had I been a guy, more tics may be true, but.... STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR you won't complain so fast, but than likely I would have been I'm not trying to stereotype Bill Neville instead thank God that you don't busted. (although I'm failingmiserably), have to deal with it as much, or And what about insurance? I but isn't that what insurance even at all. George-Anne Tuesday, October 11,1994 — Page 5 Democrats scramble for Perot hits the airwaves By Susan Hightower a flurry of recent media appear- ternatives to President scarce opportunities The Associated Press ances. The last time he was so Clinton's health care reform, By John King much," Doyle says, citing "pock- Valley Chamber of Commerce, DALLAS—When Ross Perot much in the limelight was dur- but the GOP said the major The Associated Press etbook and safety" as the major and like Doyle believes Clinton's hit the radio airwaves Sunday, ing the debate on the North networks wouldn't sell. ERIE, Pa. — Bill Leavens worries of the voters he has vis- approach would have punished media analysts said he'd have American Free Trade Agree- Ms. Holman said she be- laughs at the mention of the ited. small business. two big advantages: He's al- ment, which passed nearly a year lieves Perot is being paid to do Clinton health care plan, dis- Also, unlike Democratic House Their views are compelling ready well-known. And the Dal- ago despite his opposition. the new radio show, rather than avows his party's abortion stance members seeking re-election in evidence of the political reality las billionaire shouldn't have to Perot spokeswoman Sharon buying the time. and promises to buck the leader- a Republican-leaning year, the facingthe White House: Whether care too much about sponsors Holman said the show will offer Analysts said Perot could ship if elected to Congress. Yet candidates in these races for Republican gains are moderate or ratings. find a place among more than the Democratic Party considers Republican seats are challeng- or huge, the 104th Congress will "As you're crossing the dial, "PEOPLE ARE VERY, 800 radio call-in shows—even you're not going to mistake who without his trademark charts him a godsend. ers, spared the added burden of be more conservative than the VERY INTERESTED IN It's no wonder. incumbency. 103rd, meaning any new Clinton he is," said Kathleen Hall — if he offers information on In a year where the rule is "People are mad as can be at health reform package will have Jamieson, dean of the HEARING WHAT ROSS substantive issues, especially that Democrats will lose House Washington and politicians, but to be far less ambitious. Annenberg School for Commu- those affecting business. seats, Leavens is an exception: a that has nothing to do with me," And the differences don't end nication at the University of PEROT IS GOING TO "I think he's going to be fan- tastic at it. I think he's a natu- Democrat with a chance to pick said Leavens, who has never run there. Pennsylvania. SAY." up a seat now held by a Republi- for office before. Gaul in Ohio, Doyle and Leav- Perot's new weekly radio ral. He's folksy, he's funny, he's can. Such opportunities are Still, even if Democrats are ens in Pennsylvania and many show, broadcast live from Dal- — SHARON HOLMAN eccentric, he has a good com- mand of the colloquial language scarce; the most optimistic Demo- successful in a good share of these other Democratic challengers las, aired in 86 markets nation- PEROT SPOKESWOMAN crats say perhaps 35 of the 178 races, victory won't come with- support a balanced budget wide from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sun- and he's unpredictable," said GOP seats are at least some- out a price. amendment, which the White day. a forum for the American people, the Annenberg School's what vulnerable to Democratic Virtually all of the Democratic House and Democratic congres- The topic was the global trade as well as a way for Perot to keep Jamieson. takeover. challengers in these districts, for sional leadership oppose. And accord negotiated under the in touch with members of his Mitchell Land, a journalism Compare that to the roughly example, say Clinton over- they back giving the president a General Agreement on Tariffs United We Stand America orga- professor at the University of 90 Democrat-held seats in which reached with his health care re- line-item veto, something and Trade, known as GATT, nization. North Texas, said Rush Republicans have at least de- form proposal. Clinton supports but the budget which Perot opposes. 'Teople are very, very inter- Limbaugh's shows already cent odds and it's clear why "His plan scared me," said writers on Capitol Hill are The independent 1992 presi- ested in hearingwhat Ross Perot dominate the far right market. I Democratic leaders aren't about Doyle, a Republican-turned- against. dential candidate, who tested is going to say," Ms. Holman said. "I don't think there is a voice to argue with Leavens on the Democrat who runs a small in- All have run campaigns in the radio program in Dallas and "When he was refused time out there that is closer to the issues. surance business and is notable which they stress their indepen- Houston markets last week, on television, we began investi- middle of the road. I think we Or with Mike Doyle, another among Democrats for having the dence, suggestingtheirvoteswill plans to take calls from listen- gating other ways we could talk have extremes," Land said. Democratic challenger with a endorsement of the National hardly be automatic. ers and may schedule occasional to the people," she said. "Whether he (Perot) is the chance to capture a Republican- Federation of Independent Busi- Indeed, Doyle predicts junior guests. This summer, Perot offered person to represent those voices held seat in western Pennsylva- nesses, a small business group lawmakers will revolt against the Perot'svisibilityisrisingwith the Republican Party $1 million in a less radical way, I don't nia. Or Sheriff J.D. Beatty in that vehemently opposed the House seniority system. the show, a series of rallies and for television time to present al- know." he said. Indiana's 5th Congressional Dis- Clinton plan. "Pretty soon, the new faces trict and Francis Gaul in a sub- Leavens also is a different kind will outnumber the old ones," he urban Cleveland district that fell of Democrat, though not exactly said. "So we can throw out some into Republican hands two years in the mold Clinton likes to talk of these silly rules. That way, all Accusations fly in Virginia Senate race ago. about. He runs the Shenango of us can be more effective." Each of these candidates — zens. pete over who can put together ■ ■■ The Associated Press Robb spokesman Bert Rohrer and others in races where Demo- the cleverest written attacks. dismissed North's comments, crats hope to buck 1994's Repub- ALEXANDRIA—Republican An anti-North political action saying that it is easy for North to lican trend — differs with some Senate nominee Oliver North committee is putting the finish- attack Robb's record and then of the president's approaches, Clinton ridicules GOP said Saturday that Democratic ing touches on a deck of cards refuse to explain how he would particularly on health care, and Sen. Charles S. Robb has broken called "The Pack of Lies" — 52 also with some of the practices By Tom Raum strong support for Henry faith with senior citizens by vot- vote. supposed untruths by the retired The Associated Press "He criticizes other people's and views of the Democratic con- Cisneros, his secretary of Hous- ing to tax benefits of some Social Marine. attempts to restore fiscal sanity, gressional leadership. WASHINGTON — President ing and Urban Development, Security recipients. North has come under fire re- but when somebody asks him his But there is not a peep of pro- Clinton on Friday ridiculed Re- saying a controversy over pay- But North, appearing with cently for a host of alleged un- position, he retreats into Ollie's test from party officials in Wash- publicans in Congress for block- ments to a former mistress do about nine elderly supporters at truths, such as embellishing the world," Rohrer said. ington, who are desperate for ing his legislative agenda, ac- not disqualify him for continu- a news conference near the Alex- rags-to-riches story of his immi- gains to offset losses elsewhere. cusingthem of embracing a policy ing to serve in his Cabinet. andria waterfront, stopped short grant grandfather, lying about "That works very much to my of "stop it, slow it, kill it or just "He is doing the job that I of saying that no Social Security his military record and making hired him to do for the American "HE CRITICIZES OTHER advantage," said Doyle. "Usually talk it to death." income should be taxed. misleading statements to high people. And as long as he is do- in your first run for public office Clinton, in a White House "I want to sit down and work PEOPLE'S ATTEMPTS TO school students about his convic- it is hard to get the Washington news conference as Congress ing that job at a high level, he that out and hopefully we can tions in the Iran-Contra affair. should be allowed to continue to people to pay attention. But they prepared to quit until after the work out a solution to that prob- RESTORE FISCAL "I'm at 51, and I haven't even are paying attention. They know November midterm elections, do it," Clinton said. lem," North said. looked at some of these books Questions have been raised SANITY, BUT WHEN how important it is to win this also defended his foreign policy He said things would be dif- about him," said Woody Holton, about whether Cisneros was district." decisions—from Bosnia to Haiti ferent for senior citizens if he SOMEBODY ASKS HIM director of the group, Clean Up Doyle is favored for the seat to North Korea. forthright with the FBI during were elected to Congress, "be- Congress. "We're going to get it now held by Republican Rep. Rick And he warned Iraq's his background interviews about cause we will end up with a Re- HIS POSITION, HE well into the sixties, and then we Saddam Hussein not to underes- the payments of up to $200,000. publican majority that feels very can start picking stuff out." Santorum, who is challenging RETREATS INTO OLLIE'S Democratic Sen. Harris Wofford. timate him or mistake his re- Clinton said Cisneros had been much as I do." Clean Up Congress also says "painfully forthright.' The suburban Pittsburgh district solve. 'They should not be mis- North said Robb last year (NORTH) WORLD." it has distributed more than has a 2-1 Democratic registra- led into thinking they can repeat "I don't think it undermines voted himself a $23,000 raise 85,000 copies of a 1993 Reader's his effectiveness. ... I think he while also supporting an amend- Digest article titled, "Does Oliver tion edge, although party loyalty the mistakes of the past," Clinton BERT ROHRER has been an extraordinarily — is declining. said, responding to reports of an ment to a deficit reduction pack- North Tell the Truth?" The ar- gifted HUD secretary," Clinton SEN. ROBB'S SPOKESMAN To the north, Leavens has a unexpected buildup of Iraqi age that would have increased ticle said many of North's former decent shot at capturing the seat troops near the border with Ku- said. the tax on the Social Security ON NOMINEE NORTH colleagues "say he cannot be Clinton's support for Cisneros now held by GOP Rep. Thomas wait. benefits of individual seniors who trusted to tell the truth — in came just days after another Ridge, the Republican nominee Surveying his first 20 earn as little as $25,000 a year speech or in print, about Iran- Cabinet member embroiled in for Pennsylvania governor. Al- months in office, Clinton said he and elderly couples who earn as Rohrer said he did not have Contra or much else." controversy — Agriculture Sec- Clean Up Congress has given though Democrats also outnum- was pleased with what he man- little as $32,000 a year. Robb'svotingrecordonlastyear's retary Mike Espy — resigned out the reprints at grocery stores ber Republicans in this district, aged to get through Congress, That measure was dropped deficit reduction package on the advantage is much smaller, especially on the economic front, under allegations of improper from the compromise deficit-re- hand, but said the majority of and college football games since receipt of gifts. Clinton accepted and many Democrats have sup- even though frustrated by major duction bill, which passed last Social Security residents Robb December. the resignation, saying he be- The Virginia Democratic ported Ridge in the past. legislative proposals like health summer. wanted to tax more were people lieved Espy made the right deci- Party has begun distributing a Still, Democrats are deter- care and lobbying reform that "These seniors had a compact who have an average net worth 16-page "Truth Kit" document- mined to capture the seat, and were sidetracked. sion. to give a portion of their income of $1 million. ingwhat the party calls "Ol-Lies." are sending money, as well as "It's only a beginning and to the U.S. government in ex- Meanwhile, the race between "The next thing we'll have is House Majority Leader Richard more could have been done," he change for a modicum of security North, Robb and independent an alien sighting from Ollie's Gephardt of Missouri to help rally said. In particular, he scoffed at in their golden years," North said. Marshall Coleman is increas- "Chuck Robb, going along with ingly becoming a war on paper, Winnebago," said Gail Nardi, critical labor support. the so-called Republican "con- the Clinton administration, has as Democrats, Republicans and communications director of the Elsewhere, Democrats have tract with America," which calls political action committees com- state party. even or better odds of capturing for a balanced budget amend- broken faith with our senior citi- two House seats now held by ment, tax breaks, a defense Republicans in Massachusetts, buildup and line-item veto au- one or two in New York, perhaps thority for the president. two in Indiana, a couple in Cali- He called it a "commitment fornia and one in Rhode Island, to taking us back to the Reagan- where state Rep. Patrick Bush years." 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By Ronnie Swinford deep at least once every posses- Assistant Sports Editor sion. The leading WCU receivers Yet again the Eagles fell to a were Craig Aiken, with four Southern Conference foe, virtu- catches for 105 yards and one ally ending any chance of going touchdown, and David Patten, Playoffs are out, but the to the post-season. The 35-31 loss who had 63 yards and two touch- season is still not over to Western Carolina brings the downs on six catches. stumbling Eagles to 2-2 in the WCU quarterback Chad I should be really disap- Southern Conference and to 2-4 Greene had a solid day, complet- pointed. for the season. ing 19 of 32 passes for 245 yards And I am. The Eagles gained 400 yards and three touchdowns. The only I'm all set to graduate this on the ground, but again came blemish on his record was an spring, and that's all fine and up short on the scoreboard. They interception by GSU defensive good. It's just that... that... aw scored on three runs of at least end Michael Morris. hell, I'm going to be one of the 25 yards, the longest of them The Eagles amassed only 43 first students to graduate from coming on a 85-yard gallop by total passing yards, but 15 came this fine institution without Chris Wright. The run was the when GSU punter Eric Smith actually watching GSU win a I- longest in Eagle history better- completed his first pass of the AA national championship. ing two runs by former Eagle year on a fake punt play. I kept thinking that maybe I record-holder Joe Ross. Wright The story of the game was not just slept through one of them. also had a 25-yard scamper, and the WCU inability to stop the Maybe I blinked too long once gained 134 yards for the day. Eagles from running the ball and I just missed it. But I The other starting slotback, wide on the option. GSU repeat- didn't. Believe me, I checked Marlow Warthen also had a 51- edly gained large chunks of yard- File Photo the record books. I did more yard run, and he gained 121 age when the slotbacks touched Defensive end Michael Morris (#91) had an interception and a sack in the game against Western Carolina. digging at the library, but I yards on 10 carries. the ball. could find no record of the The Western Carolina Cata- For WCU,the story of the game and it showed in the passing for the inconsistent Eagle de- the air and caught it for the only Eagles winning a national mounts exploited the inexperi- was that they could seemingly numbers. The Eagles could not fense was the play of Morris, interception of the game for the championship after 1990. enced GSU secondary for two go deep at any time they wanted get any pressure on the Cata- who had the only sack for the Eagle defense. Granted, when I came here long bombs in the first half. Their to. WCU provided all the time in mount passing attack. Eagles. The Eagles play Appalachian in 1991,1 had no idea that we entire plan was to take the Eagles the world for their quarterback The only defensive bright spot Morris also batted a pass in State next week here at 7 p.m. were such a football power- house. I didn't know that we had won national champion- ships in '85, '86, '89 and '90. All Ladies split I knew was that I came here in Weekend wins move GSU to 3-2 in SoCon search of a journalism degree. By John Munford Then the Lady Herd returned conference That was it. Sports Editor the favor - taking the next two So really, I'm missing noth- It took a 15-4 drubbing by games 16-14 and 15-10 -to force road games ing. Since I wasn't here to wit- Southern Conference foe GSU into a game five tiebreaker. By Janika Floyd ness the successes of the Davidson University to spur the Outside hitter Litonya Th- Staff Writer forebearers of the current Lady Eagle volleyball team on ompson said that the end result Eagles, I'm not as disappointed Saturday night. But it worked as — a 15-12 GSU win — said a lot On Friday morning the Lady as those people who actually GSU got the offense rolling again, about the team's character. Eagles lost a 1-0 shutout from saw them happen. The theory and the swept the next three "It says that when it comes Appalachian State. operating here is that you can't games to take the match 15-9, down to it, we really want to The game was in a dead heat miss what you never knew was 15-2 and 15-10. win," she said. "We had some tie at 0-0, when late in the game there. GSU began game one with a little setbacks, but I think we (69:05), Erica Freas of ASU pen- Hogwash. If anything, the 2-0 lead, but the Lady Wildcats were tired in the fifth game and etrated the sharp but tired Eagles opposite is true. I feel like I've put 11 straight points on the we wanted to get out of here. So, defense. That one goal along with really missed out. We've got a board and the Lady Eagles could we played our hardest to finish the crafty goal keeping skills of few soon-to-be graduates up only muster up two more points them off." Kelly Guiin (ASU) stomped the here at the offices of The before falling 15-4. GSU won the first two games Lady Eagles. George-Anne, and they were The offense started to click in close fashion. Marshall tied The turn of the tide never came fortunate to have been here to again for GSU in game two as up game one at 14-14 before a for GSU, as they went the whole bask in the glow of the champi- they jumped out to a 12-5 lead, kill from Thompson and a com- game without even landing a onships of'89 and '90. Well, I winning the game as Davidson bined block from Dankulic and goal. This attempt at a fierce wish they'd shut up about all of was called for a net violation. Kim Woods finished the game. battle had the Lady Eagles at a that. It's really starting to get The Lady Wildcats could only The Lady Eagles won game loss for words, as they had 10 on my nerves. scrounge up two points in game two on one of Thompson's 19kills missed goal opportunities ver- I remember listening to the three's 15-2 loss, but they tied of the match for the 15-10 game sus those of ASU with five. This WCU game on the radio Satur- game four up at 10-10 before two win. hurt GSU in the conference by day. I remember experiencing Litonya Thompson knocked in Enter the Lady Herd, who dropping them to 5-6 overall, and the thrill of leading the 17th- two kills sandwiched between a gave GSU a scare by taking the 0-2 in the conference. ranked Catamounts by 10 scorching serve by Megan Pfeiffer next two games to knot the match points in the fourth quarter. to win the game and the match. up at two games each. I also remember listening to GSU Head Coach Dee Nichols In the tiebreaker, Marshall GSU competes those same Catamounts come said that the ladies' experience kept even with the Lady Eagles, at Furman back for the win via the fumble , allows them to "coach them- up to a 10-10 score, with the by Chad Holmes. Once WCU selves." crowd stomping and clapping in By Chris Sherwood News Editor went ahead for good, it took "They usually know exactly unison. Woods then caught fire about 10 minutes for it to sink what they need to do to win," she and contributed two blocks and a A fast course allowed for some in: our hopes for a national said. "It's good to have team lead- kill to win the game and the great performances at the championship miracle had va- ers that can step forward and get match 15-10. Furman Invitational this past porized. Gone. Poof. Just like the team motivated. Evidently, the crowd's support weekend for the GSU cross coun- that. "It's hard to come in intense was just what the Lady Eagles try teams. I can imagine the pain the after a big win (against needed. The Lady Eagles finished 15th loss has caused for guys like Marshall). "We're not supposed to hear out of 19 and were led by fresh- Paul Carroll and Chris Wright, "I knew that if we could run the fans," said middle hitter man Melissa Bernette who fin- both seniors who will never our offense, we could beat them, Megan Pfeiffer. "We're not sup- ished in (20:50) for the 3.1 mile again get the chance to chase but we were not able to do that in posed to notice it; we're supposed race. the dream, the dream of win- the first game." to be focused in on the game. Senior Melanie Jarvis was ning a national championship. "I think that on crucial plays, "It really brought the team's next with a time of (21:02). The I feel for them. They've put all the passes were there," said set- energy level up. The fans were rest of the finishers for GSU were they had into their football ter Jennifer McNally. "I was very great." Jody Lloyd (22:18), Amy Frazier team. All their talent, all their pleased with that aspect of the Five Lady Eagles reached (22:40), Elisha Gray (23:08), Gail heart and all their soul. And game." double figures in digs: Thomp- McLeroy (23:45) and Amy James now, to them, it seems like all "I think everybody was more son (21), Pfeiffer (20), Dankulic (24:30). is lost. confident in their hitting," said (18), McNally (10), and Jennifer "I think Melissa's performance But all is not lost. Sure, outside hitter Alexis Dankulic. Lett (10). Dankulic had 20 kills was impressive because the race GSU won't make it to the play- "We ran more plays today than while Thompson chipped in 19 to was so competitive," GSU Head offs this year. The rest of the we did yesterday. We used more add to Wood's 14-kill effort. Coach Brad Simmons said. "In a season, however, will show the people and a lot of that had to do With the two wins against meet where Tennessee finishes true character of the Eagles. with the fact that our passing Southern Conference opponents sixth, you know there is some They have few goals left to play was a lot better." this weekend, the Lady Eagles great competition." for, except pride. On Friday night the Lady moved their record up to 3-2 in The men's team did not have a I've heard many people pos- Eagles took the first two games the conference and 12-5 in the team score because they only had tulate that no one will care Jerome New from Marshall 16-14 and 15-10. regular season. four runners compete. Junior now that "the season is over." Jennifer McNally executes a reverse set during Saturday's match Dejon Drinks was kept out of the Well, folks, the season is NOT against Davidson. race due to an illness. over. Check the schedule. "I don't think Dejon could have There are numerous oppor- run 100 yards because he was so tunities left for the Eagles — Appalachian State Mountaineers drub Eagles 5-1, drop GSU to 5-7-1 sick," Simmons said and their fans — to prove their Freshman Rodney Stoker fin- worth, to prove that there is By Janika Floyd the Eagles with a tormenting 5- nightmare started with Appala- contest. ished first for GSU in (33:57) for Staff Writer more to life than winning a na- 1 loss. Appalachian took every chian State gaining three goals Appalachian State's record the 6.2 mile course. tional championship. Friday just seemed to be a opportunity away from GSU and alone in the first half. ASU took boosted to 4-6-1 in overall com- The rest of the GSU finishers Why? Because there is more very bad day for all GSU soccer never gave it back. The concept two more goals off of us toward petition and a very strong and were Wade Council (35:52), to life than winning a national teams. First, the women's team of a soccer massacre was in full the end. healthy 2-1 in conference play. David Stoker (37:35) and Mike championship. And when I lost and the men turned around affect. After all that bad news, there The Eagles go to 5-7-1 in regular Dumas (38:00). graduate this spring, I'll be liv- and followed suit. The scoring went like a bad was a good side as Dakeya Woods season play, and show a disap- Both teams will have their ing proof of that. Appalachian State defeated dream. The beginning of the scored GSU's only goal of the pointing 1-2. home meet on Oct. 22. Gloi^Aaae Tuesday, October 11,1994 — Page 7 Eagles begin fall practice Hoops coach pleads innocent to By John Munford Sports Editor student molestation charges The Associated Press "All right boys, take it to the torney, Patrick Malloy III, said Webber will be required to barn." TULSA, Okla. — A former in a statement. "We look forward have a faculty member with him That phrase, translated from Tulsa basketball coach pleaded to finally having the opportunity while he is at work, Principal Head Coach Jack Stallings' innocent Thursday to charges to confront (his) accusers in a Wayne Taggart said. baseballese, means: hit the that he molested eight male stu- court of law." A regular school board meet- weight room, fellas. dents. Webber was fired last year as ing is set for Monday and the And thus the comment is in Brett A. Webber, 33, was re- basketball coach at Bishop Kelley conditions of his employment line with one of the themes of leased on a $50,000 bond after High School for alleged sexual "will be reassessed then," GSU's fall baseball practices: his court appearance. A prelimi- misconduct. He now is coaching Taggart said. getting in shape. nary hearing is scheduled Dec. girls and boys basketball at There have been no com- "The goal of the first part is to 12 in Tulsa County District Gracemont High School. plaints about Webber from the evaluate our newcomers and the Court. Webber is charged with 11 community of about 365 near guys we haven't seen before," Webber's attorney, Patrick counts of lewd molestation, five Anadarko, he said. Stallings said. "And we want to Malloylll, issued this statement: counts of forcible sodomy, one Webber was twice named make sure that everybody is in "Mr. Webber vehemently de- count of sexual battery and one teacher of the year during his shape." nies all charges," Webber's at- count of sexual abuse of a minor. four years at Kelley. Only three of nine pitchers are returning this season. Se- nior William Rushing is back after turning down a contract Hockey captain suspended from school offer from the Milwaukee Brew- The Associated Press ments Wednesday, citing the Williams Record, reported the ers, and he will head the starting WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — private school's confidentiality five seniors were disciplined be- staff. The captain of the Williams Col- policy. cause they hosted the beer drink- Everything else is up in the lege hockey team has been sus- However, Payne said he had ing party in a dormitory base- air pitching-wise as sophomores pended from school and four directed the team to forfeit its ment Sept. 22. Julio Ayala and Jon Phillips have other seniors were thrown off first two games — non-league "It's a sad day for our sport the only other experience on the the team following a beer drink- matchups against the Rochester and for the school to have to ♦ staff. More help could come from ing party for freshmen team Institute of Technology on Nov. bring this out publicly," said Clemson transfer Jeff Keppen members. 18 and Wesleyan on Nov. 19 — coach William Kangas. "It's a and incoming freshmen Ryan College president Harry lesson for all of us to learn. I hope Holly McCaig because the entire squad had Cummings, Clint Sauls and Tod Payne declined to comment about attended the party. the team will deal with it and Lee. Outfielder Brooks McFarland completes his running for the day. specifics or individual punish- The student newspaper, the learn from it." "Ever since I've been here, pitching has been the key," Stallings said. "This year will be no different." Lost to graduation are second JT "* baseman Matt Wilson and third baseman Kevin Haiiuici—both first-team All-Southern-Confer- ence selections. But GSU does benefit from having an experi- enced corps of position players. Returning are seven everyday players including 1994 freshman first baseman Tommy Peterman (.360, 12 home runs, 54 RBIs) and junior designated hitter/out- fielder Mark Hamlin (.309, 7, ii 45). If I am virtuous and worthy, for whom GSU will open their season in a round-robin tournament be- should I not maintain proper concern?" tween the Southern Conference and the Southeastern Conference In Charleston, S.C. The tourna- CONFUCIUS ment, scheduled for February 10- 12, includes VMI, The Citadel, Tennessee, South Carolina and Kentucky.

Letter a The first point of courtesy threatens must always be truth!' former guard EMERSON The Associated Press CLEVELAND—A letter sent to Ohio State basketball coach Randy Ayers threatens former guard Greg Simpson, The Plain Dealer reported Thursday. The newspaper said an inves- tigation may begin into the Cleve- land-postmarked letter if the » U.S. attorney's office rules a fed- a eral crime has been committed, A zero dialer is a zero indeed! said Bob Hawk, an FBI special agent in Cleveland. Ayers re- POLITENESSMAN ceived the letter Monday. The matter may be consid- ered extortion or a possible civil rights violation, he said. "I think within a week we should have a determination where we stand," Hawk told The Plain Dealer. Attempts to reach Hawk and the U.S. attorney's office were unsuccessful. The Plain Dealer reported that neither Hawk nor Ayers would disclose details of the letter other than to characterize it as threat- ening to Simpson, a junior who was removed from the roster Sept. 24. "Any time I get a threatening letter or a letter of that nature, I always forward it to the proper authorities," Ayers told The Plain Dealer. "That's what I did in this situation." 1-800-COLLECT A message seeking further comment from Ayers was left Swttcft

ViWM-. 'Coming Out Day1: an important day for all students and faculty 7 By Derek Lewis is to get some publicity out there the American Psychological As- or she is under some dangerous 'Faggot',it's like a knife through it to the world, that's not what I Features Editor just to make people aware," ex- sociation. illusions which could cause my heart. I fear that it could mean. I can't tell you what a A poster on the wall reads, plained Ellen Garrett, former According to the APA, homo- harm." have been a bullet." difference it makes to take those "Jesus died to take away your Richter is quick to point out steps," Richter said. sins; not your mind." This poster "UNTIL YOU KNOW A GAY PERSON-BE IT A PEER, A BROTHER, WHATEVER- the complexities of the issues "For example, one faculty is a summary of the ideals Fred associated with "coming out". member in a department can Richter, a GSU English profes- WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT HOMOSEXUALITY ... IS INCOMPLETE." "It's a more complicated than change the entire culture of the gay and straight." Richter ex- department," he said. sor, stands behind. — DR. FRED RICHTER Richter is one of the key fig- plained. "It's not that simple. It "Until you know a gay person- ures in the effort of students and never was that simple." be it a peer, a brother, whatever- GSU faculty to reach a better president of the Triangle Club. sexual students are three times "For example if I'm out jog- "Coming out is the healthiest what you think about homosexu- understanding of homosexual be- The club will also be deliver- more likely to commit suicide ging and someone yells thing in the world. Not declaring ality is incomplete." havior. ing flyers which include "The than heterosexual students. Today's "Coming Out Day" Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Stu- A major milestone for gay GET ON WE CHARTER GROUP TRAVEL which is an national effort to dents' Bill of Educational Rights" people was the declaration of the ALL NIGHT FOR ALL OCCASIONS encourage people worldwide to which is from the Gay/Lesbian APA that "homophobia is a dis- FOR THE reveal their sexual preference, Alliance Against Defamation and ease and homosexuality is not." ' DRIVE • DAY & NIGHT SERVICES not to everyone else, but to them- "A Resolution on Lesbian, Gay, "Homophobia is lethal," Rich- BAR-HOP AROUND STATESBORO • HAPPY HOUR OR ALL selves. and Bisexual Youths in the ter said. "Ignorance is lethal. A $3.00 NIGHTS TO SAVANNAH racist is a loaded gun because he "Our main goal for this event Schools" which is provided by • FRATERNITY AND SORORITY zoo\ SOCIALS >-DRIVE •BEACH TRIPS • LARGE GROUP MULTI VAN Canterbury Club gets together RATES

By Chris Hall husband Jeff Orvis, both serve Humanity. With the addition of CALL FOR MORE SPORTS TEAM TRANSPORTATION Staff Writer as faculty advisors of the club. a full-time priest by winter quar- INFORMATION BUSINESS - STUDENTS - PARTIES Something special is going Mrs.Orvis said, "We just try to ter, the Canterbury Club is on its to happen Thursday at 7 p.m. get together to eat and talk." way up. across from Johnson Hall at Trin- However, Mrs. Orvis modestly In order to get more informa- VI ^q ity Episcopal Church, the Epis- admits that the club is more than tion about the Episcopal Cam- PRINCI P L E S of SOUND R E T I R E MENT IN V ESTING copal Campus Ministries.The just a place to hang out. Commu- pus Ministries, you can call Mrs. Canterbury Club will hold its nity service is an important part Orvis at 764-8222 or contact first meeting of the quarter. of its activity. Last year, the club President Amber Biles at 681- The Canterbury Club is de- participated in the annual March 3907. If anyone is interested, the signed as a place for fellowship of Dimes' Walk-a-thon. Canterbury Club meets every with others of the Episcopal faith. The organization is also plan- other Thursday at Trinity Epis- Jessica Orvis, along with her ning a project with Habitat for copal Church at 7 p.m. **CREF Stock Account •••••" "CREF Bond Market Account . . •••••" 'The Looking Glass' *'CREF Social Choice Account . ..••••" -Morninvstar Good day, fellow students these things unless it was "re- going to events to support my and welcome to the newest col- quired." My reaction to this is— friends in activities that they umn at The George-Anne: 'The why not? participated in. I realized that Looking Glass." "The Looking There are many different po- it really did not take away my Glass" is an opportunity for the litical, cultural, and social time, but added to the experi- student body as well as the com- events offered throughout ev- ence of college life. munity to express their views ery quarter, so there is some- Our college years are a time about things happening on cam- thing for everyone. Most of for us to experience new and pus or around town. We hope to these events need students' in- different ideals—a time to gain ISN'T IT NICE WHEN get you thinking about differ- teraction to be successful. an understanding about the ent perspectives of life at GSU. Granted, many professors in ways things are now and how THE EXPERTS DISCOVER SOMETHING The first viewpoint some departments do require they were or could be. YOU'VE KNOWN ALL ALONG. 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' students. works closely with the NAACP. campus organizations together M U IN I W |\| ^BP^ ^^l 1 borneSome people may ask what is They also assist fraternities and intoirtn onennP strongstrnnc unifiedm,'M ^„»body," LJ . . _V _ _ _ J The Black Student Alliance is the difference between BSA and sororities in some of their service says Hunt. already in full swing for the 94- the National Association for the projects. Hunt, along with his board of 95 school year. Advancement of Colored People PRODUCTIONS One of BSA's largest projects executives, has already sched- GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY "BSA is a coalition of minority (NAACP). BSA is a smaller, more is Habitat for Humanity. Habi- uled several events for the fall students and organizations that local campus organization that tat for Humanity is an organiza- quarter. On Oct. 11, Trish provide a way for minority stu- works on a more intimate level tion that helps people with a low Bergmeir.acting director of Ca- dents to let their voices be heard," with students; whereas, the incomes build nouses. They will reer Services, is scheduled to dis- says Hughie Hunt, BSA presi- NAACP is a national organiza- be working on this project in con- • Activities cuss information about careers. dent. tion that is known worldwide. junction with Alpha Kappa Al- Also, during Homecoming week- BSA's main goal is to promote BSA is heavily involved in pha sorority. end, BSA will throw a free barbe- cultural understanding for all community services and also "We want to bring all of our cue. TODAY Go back in time to the Habitat for Humanity: building more hope 70's Disco Party! Do the hustle for the live By Kymm Reynolds Kent, president of the Bulloch Beard, vice-president of the GSU house [to build] in three to five Staff Writer County Habitat affiliate. chapter, those students who par- years," said senior Brad Griffis, camera -video DJ! Picture this: it's Spring Break The GSU's Habitat chapter ticipated worked hard, had who was president of the GSU's Costume contest and some hard working GSU stu- chapter last year. dents are ready to sweat and "IT [HABITAT] GIVES YOU A SENSE OF SELF- "It [Habitat] gives you a sense & Dance contest! have some fun. No, they aren't of self-worth," said treasurer Union Ballroom 8pm- headed for the beach;they're off WORTH; YOU GO OUT AND HELP THE COMMUNITY Shannon Piet. 'You go out and to build a house. 11:59pm Far out man! HANDS ON, PLUS YOU MAKE A LOT OF FRIENDS." help the community hands on, These students are part of the plus you make a lot of friends." GSU chapter of Habitat for Hu- Groundbreaking for the home — SHANNON PIIET manity, a worldwide, Chris- will start on Oct. 15. Interested Tuesday Oct 11 tian housing ministry whose goal HABITAT TREASURER students, who aren't afraid of a is to eliminate living in poverty- little hard work and want to help Homecoming stricken housing. works with the Bulloch County fun.and learned a lot. out their community, should How exactly does Habitat affiliate to give those less fortu- "We [HFH] also brought back meet in the Hanner Fieldhouse King & Queen work? It's simple. With the back- nate in Statesboro a hand up. the idea of an interest-free bank parking lot at 8 a.m. up of monetary donations, mate- In April of 1994, nine students loan, which the Statesboro affili- During Homecoming week, VOTING rials and volunteered labor, from the GSU Habitat chapter ate is now using," said senior the GSU's Habitat chapter will Lakeside Cafe 10am - 6pm Habitat builds and rehabilitates traveled, with the help of money David Murkison, who partici- hold a fundraiser called "Jam homes. These homes are then raised through numerous pated in the Collegiate Chal- the Jars." Wednesday Oct 12 sold to needy families who have fundraisers, to Broward County lenge. Different organizations will be Homecoming been chosen by the Family Selec- in Florida where they partici- The interest-free bank loan, assigned a particular jar in which tion Committee. pated in the "Collegiate Chal- which is being offered by Farm- students can donate spare King & Queen The committee evaluates ap- lenge." ers and Merchants Bank here in change to Habitat. The organi- VOTING plications from numerous fami- The Collegiate Challenge is a Bulloch County, is going to help zation whose jar has the most lies whereby recipients for these program that allows students to fund Bulloch County's affiliate money will win a plaque and Union Commons 10am - 6pm homes are chosen based on need, spend their spring breaks build- current project- building a home recognition for accumulating the their ability to repay loans, and ing houses with Habitat affili- for an already selected family in most donations. Thursday Oct 13 their willingness to work on the ates all over the United States. Statesboro. The jars will be set up at the actual building of their houses While in Florida, the students The GSU's HFH chapter will Mini-Carnival held in Sweet- and possibly other homes. built four houses with the also be working with them as heart Circle on October 17, and "We don't give a handout, we Broward County affiliate of HFH. they did in past events. under the Rotunda from 10 a.m.- give a hand up," said Russell According to junior Devida "Our goal is to have our own 2 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.

Fun, food and fellowship found at BSU An Interactive Game Show! By Derek Lewis denomination, is welcome to at- flood relief work," Blackburn lars if we had accepted tips from 12 Noon Union Commons Features Editor tend. said. "We have planned to con- these people. They just couldn't Camping, picnicking, witness- "In fact, some of our promo- tinue this work during spring understand that we were volun- ing, and helping others are all tional (flyers) that will be going break by helping in the flooded teering to help them move in." up this week on campus will be events planned for this year at areas of Georgia." BSU also conducts several the Baptist Student Union. Lo- geared toward folks that have BSU also teamed up with the Bible study sessions. On Tues- cated on Chandler Road across never set foot inside our build- Wesley Foundation creating a days at 7 p.m. BSU conducts it's from Johnson Hall, BSU is open ing. This (trip) is one way that 15 person force to help students weekly session called Primetime Wednesday & Thursday people can get to know us bet- to anyone who would like to visit. move in to their residence halls. BSU. Also.bible study groups en- ter," Johnson said. October 12 & 13 BSU has been active at GSU "We helped freshmen move titled "Food for Thought." are for nearly 50 years, and every The trip will cost $5 and reser- into their dorm rooms free of held on Wednesdays between year they plan new and exciting vations must be made by Oct. 11. charge. We just went up to people noon and 1 p.m.During these programs for GSU students, and However, Johnson was quick and helped them move in," sessions, churches from the area no n T7T7 other members of the Statesboro to point out that BSU does much Blackburn said. "In fact, we could provide home cooked meals to all /I community. more than camping trips and have made several hundred dol- students who come. One of the more noteworthy picnics. \j dJxLS events this year will be a camp- "We've done everything from ing trip to Jekyll Island from working with the Joseph Boyd Oct. 14-15. Home for Boys to working with "This is a trip that is spon- the Food Closet by collecting food Main Street Billiards sored by us so that anyone who at different times (and) also Toys 29 W. Main St. participated in the event will for Tots," Johnson said. Sunday & Monday have the opportunity to get to Donna Blackburn, another • Full and Bar Size Tables October 16 & 17 know other folks who are already campus minister, also discussed in the organization," Johnson ex- the flood relief work of BSU. • Chili Dogs & Ice Cold Beverages plained. "We took 16 students (and) • Coldest Beverages in Town This trip, as with all other teamed up with six other BSU's • Big Screen TV activities, will be open to all GSU chapters across the state, and Seventy With students. Any person, of any went to Missouri to help with * Monday Nite 9-Ball Tournament 8:00 p.m. Ryuji Akamine *Pay 1/2 price till 4 p.m. daily * Ladies play for free 4* By Mike Hair good at first. I had to work very Contributing Writer Saturday from 11-4 hard to get to the point where I Movies Among the many interna- could sit down and have a ca- tional students at GSU is a sual conversation with people," • Wednesday & Thursday very interesting figure named Akamine explained. • Sunday & Monday Ryuji Akamine. After overcoming this origi- Akamine, a junior market- nal obstacle, Akamine began • 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm ing major, is originally from to get socially active. Last year, Union Theatre Okinawa, Japan. He developed he represented Brannen Hall Snooky's an interest in the U.S. after in the Student Government As- • $1 with GSU Student ID befriending several Americans sociation. He currently serves Home Cooked Meals • $2 General Admission at the U.S. military base in as both a Resident Assistant Okinawa. and a Campus Recreation and ] 1 THURSDAY | This experience led him to Intramurals representative for • Chicken N Dumplings • Fried Chicken • Fried Chicken • Meat Loaf Coming Soon! • Country Fried Steak • Country Fried Steak attend college in America. Stratford Hall. He encourages Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Cabbage Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Butter Beans "I wanted to experience other international students to Rice/Gravy Field Peas Yam Patties Rice/Gravy Stewed Squash Mustard Greens Homecoming somethingdifferent," Akamine also get involved with social TUESDAY I FRIDAY October 17 - 22 explained. "The higher educa- I organizations. Fried Chicken • Shepherd's Pie ' Baked Sea Trout • Fried Chicken tion programs in the U.S. are "Get involved," he says, "You • Smothered Steak • Beef & Potato Casserole somewhat better than those in can make many American Mashed Potatoes Creamed Com Mac. & Cheese Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Turnips Rice/Gravy Turnips Green Beans Rice/Gravy Mac. & Cheese Fried Squash Okinawa so I decided to come friends and also develop your Information Hotline here." English," he says. ~T"ATURPA> Coming to GSU was an ex- • Baked Chicken • Pork Chops Life at GSU is enjoyable for • Pepper Steak Cook's Choice: citing experience for Akamine. Akamine. He says that GSU Mash. Pot/Gravy Green Beans Broccoli w/Cheese Buffet Featuring A Variety Of * 681-0461 However, he did not instantly professors are very helpful, and Dressing Candied Yams Fried Okra Meats And Vegetables assimilate into American daily •B the student-faculty ratio allows $ 70 $ 5 Office 681-5442 • Union Productions life. the professors to pay more at- Lunch & Evening Buffet From 3 to 4 Landrum Box 8066 • Statesboro, Ga 30460 "My English was not that tention to the students' needs. 11 E. Kennedy St. 764-7190 Mon.-Sat. 6 am -10 pm Page 10 — Tuesday, October 11,1994 George-Anne CRI Continued from page 1 planning events for students, in- wheelchairs and compete against the non-disabled a chance to see Rapper facing charges cluding disabled students, if it's those who were already confined just how hard it is to get around." feasible," Coffman said. to wheelchairs," Coffman added. A lot of times, disabled indi- Harding later pleaded guilty in 1991. The Associated Press Coffman also said that events "They had a hard time keeping viduals find themselves excluded to conspiracy to hinder prosecu- Iacocca, 69, stepped down as such as a five-on-five basketball up with those who were really from sports when they're young. ATLANTA—Tupac Shakur, tion and was placed on three chairman of Chrysler in 1993. game held last year for disabled disabled." "We don't get the chance to the rapper with a rap sheet, has years' probation. students is offered from time to Smith admits that events like experience these kind of activi- one less court date to worry about. Her ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly, time, as interest warrants. these do sound interesting, and ties that others grow up with," BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Prosecutors said Friday they and three others are serving "Last year, we had a group of hope that they continue to be Smith said. "Baywatch" without bikinis? were dropping aggravated as- prison time for their roles in the faculty and students compete in offered. He also said that all disabled David Hasselhoff thinks so. sault charges against Shakur attack. a basketball game against some "It would be nice to see wheel- students, like himself, need is a Hasselhoff is launching a because of conflicting statements others who were disabled," chair athletes compete against chance to prove themselves. spinoff called "Baywatch Nights," by witnesses. NEWARK, N.J. — Moviego- Coffman said. non-disabled athletes," Smith "Ignorance breeds ignorance," in which his lifeguard character The charges stemmed from an ers aren't the only ones willing to "The faculty had to get in said. 'This kind of activity gives Smith said, "and experience is Mitch Buchannon moonlights as Oct. 31,1993, shooting in down- shell out some cash to see Wesley the best teacher." town Atlanta in which Shakur Snipes and Patrick Swayze in a private eye. The syndicated BAK exchanged gunfire with two off- drag. show is scheduled to debut in Continued from page 1 duty Clayton County police offic- September. Universal Pictures will too, back to the United States be- problems from arterial sclerosis. fact he was not trying to impress Don't expect "Baywatch ers. now that several cans of unde- cause he had been in America for In the years following his anyone. Shakur, 23, claimed that he Nights" to move beyond the slick, veloped film are missing. so long prior that he felt almost death, Bak's works were moved "He was definitely one of the skin-tight atmosphere of its an- fired in self-defense. One of the The studio announced a re- like an outsider while in Ger- around with many hoping to keep bright stars that we had on our cestor. Producers say it will ex- officers, Mark Whitwell, was ward Friday for the three cans of many. them in good shape so others faculty during that period," plore "a world rife with glamour charged in the case. He has since film that disappeared after be- His family chose to move to could share in his artistic ability. Presley said. and money, hot music and resigned from the Clayton ing unloaded from a plane Tues- Statesboro and GSC in 1973 be- "We're honored that one of our The idea for an exhibit was steamy sensuality." County police. Charges against day at Newark International cause the school had offered him former professors work is being one of Clemens Bak's thoughts him also were dismissed Friday. Airport. the best offer. toured this way," Presley said. and he has helped bring this dis- WATERTOWN, Mass.— Shakur, who starred in the The studio would not specify One of the reasons for decid- "It is a chance for a young, newer play to the forefront. George Bush got the award. Bar- movies "Poetic Justice" and the amount of the reward, but ing to teach again was the fact he audience to get a look at his "There were several of us who "Juice," still faces sentencing in bara Bush got all the attention said it was "substantial." was trying to get back to what he work." met and discussed what to do, Michigan on an assault charge, — and she wasn't even there. The footage was from the film- enjoyed the most, teaching art. Presley also said Bak was a and several ideas floated around, and is accused in New York of The former president arrived ing of "To Wong Foo, Thanks for He was also recovering from a very intellectual person, not in but it was Clemens who came up holding a woman down while his at the tree-lined campus of the Everything, Julie Newmar," surgery to relieve some of the the book way so much, but in the with the exhibition idea,"Presley friend sodomized her. Perkins School for the Blind on which stars Snipes, Swayze and said. Earlier this year, he served John Lequizamo as three New Thursday to receive the Anne Sullivan Medal, named after the PITTMAN jail time in Los Angeles for beat- York City drag queens taking a Continued from page 1 ing up a director on the set of a cross-country trip to compete in teacher who helped Helen Keller million. The site of the building was a ing the letter to the Board of music video. a Hollywood beauty pageant. learn to communicate. "The state will pay approxi- Regents. He was immediately upstaged decision approved by Henry and mately $1.5 million and the local supported by Armstrong and The architect for the design of PORTLAND, Ore.— Talk LOS ANGELES—Lee by Mrs. Bush, author of the best- school system will pay the rest Carter. The GSU president then the new lab school is Ken Spriggs about thin ice. Even Tonya Iaccoca's third wife has filed for selling autobiography "Mem- which is $1.5 million," Bice said. presented the plan to the facili- who was also the designer for the Hoarding's fan club is deserting divorce, citing irreconcilable dif- oirs." "It will be a joint effort." ties planning office before mail- University Store. her. ferences. "I've been here five minutes, Club president Elaine Stamm Darrien Iacocca, a former Los and everyone is saying, 'It's fine says the group is shutting down Angeles-area restaurateur and to see you, but where's Barbara?"' after the figure skater demanded gourmet cook, is seeking a por- said Bush, who was honored for Mickey Rourke to be tried for spousal abuse all its money for her new ven- his support of the 1990 Ameri- Orchid," in which they co-starred. tion of her multimillionaire The Associated Press Wood, did not return a telephone ture, Tonya's Golden Blades. husband's assets, including prop- cans With Disabilities Act. call Thursday seeking comment. Rourke played an aging The club will be disbanded by erty, jewelry and bank accounts. Mrs. Bush even beat her hus- LOS ANGELES — Actor- Rourke was charged with mis- boxer in the film "Home Boy" in the end of the month. Any re- Her lawyer, Manley Fried, band to the award. She received boxer Mickey Rourke has a trial demeanor spousal battery for 1989 and made his professional maining money will go either to declined to elaborate on the di- it two years ago. date to face charges of beating allegedly slapping Otis, knock- boxing debut in the United States Harding, the Special Olympics vorce petition filed Friday in his estranged wife, actress-model ing her down and kicking her at in 1991 after a 26-bout amateur or to help support another young. Superior Court. Lee Iacocca did NEW YORK — A non-profit Carre Otis. a chance encounter at their career. skater, Stamm said. not immediately return phone organization that claims it helped On Thursday, Municipal publicist's Hollywood office. He Last January, Rourke was Harding refused to comment, messages left after hours at his Leona Helmsley check out of Court Commissioner Robert J. pleaded innocent last month. arrested outside his Miami Beach her agent said. Los Angeles-based office. prison early is suing the hotel Sandoval ordered Rourke to ap- If convicted of the charges, nightclub. The fan club boasted nearly Iacocca's first wife, Mary, died queen for allegedly not paying pear at the Hollywood Munici- the maximum sentence would be When police arrived, he said 2,000 members at its peak, when in 1983. He married Peggy her bill. pal Courthouse on Oct. 19. a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. he was helping a bouncer eject Harding was being investigated Johnson in April 1986, and they The lawsuit filed Thursday Rourke, 44, who lives in Mi- Rourke appeared in "Barfly," underage patrons. Police said he for her role in the Jan. 6 attack divorced less than two years seeks $52,000. ami, was not present in court. "Diner" and "9 1/2 Weeks." He verbally abused them and he was on rival skater Nancy Kerrigan. later. He married his third wife The actor's attorney, David and Otis met on the set of "Wild charged with resisting arrest. 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Call Valeria or services. Students are also urged to 871-4798. report to the newspaper (at 681-5418) any suspicious offers they might see in the ^•Miscellaneous for Sale 1 female roommate needed to take over classifieds. Remember, if an offer seems lease in Player's Club Apts for winter, Black formal dress, size 4, worn once, $30. too good to be true, it probably is. spring, and summer. Own bdrm, 1/4 util., White nursing uniform , 4, worn once $25. no deposit, $210/mon. Call Stacy or Kim EXCUSE ME! White nursing shoes, size 7-71/2 worn 871-3147 Are you interested in losing weight once. $25. Call 681-4720 leave message. naturally full time, while you earn Extra 1 Female roommate starting winter Casio fx-7700G power graphic calculator $$$ part time? Call Reva collect at (404) quarter. Rent only $116.77/ +1/3 util. No with manual for sale. Equivalent to Texas 289-6392. water bill. Call Susan or Amy at 842-9740 Instrument TI81. Good condition. $40, If you enjoy the Outdoors, then the negotiable. Call 681-7303. 2 bdrm/ 2 bth apt. For rent. Appliances "Outdoor Adventures" club is for you. furnished. Eagles court. 489-3312. Camping, hiking, canoeing, cave exploring, For sale: 1993 Mongoose alta mountain Black female roommate needed to share 1 etc. Our first meeting 6:30 p.m. Rm 272 bike. Bar ends, chrome cranks. Hardly bdrm and bath. Must be clean + neat. Union. Oct. 4, 1994 used. Best offer 681-9105. $132/mon. + 1/2 util. Eagle Walk #31. For LIST-A-BOOK invites you to buy your For sale: Dark Oak Bar, 2 piece with tile : more info. Call Niecy 681-9817 book for less, sell your book for more Top $150 Call 764-8696. Male roommate needed now! Have your individually. Sign up now! Call 681-1235 For sale: Recurve takedown bow. Contact and leave name and LB. own room and enjoy many extras for James after 6pm on weekdays. 488-2251. $225/mon + 1/4 util. Call 681-9187. NAACP meeting every fist and third Formal dress Size 4. Like new! Monday in Union Room 218 at 7 pm. Room for rent: $200/mon + 1/4 util. Huge 681-0698/982-1743 house on Zetty. All wood floors. Very The GSU Student Chapter of the Society Giant mountain bike for sale: 21 spd, spacious W/D, dishwasher. Call 681-4415. of Human Resource Management will shimano comp., great for riding trails for Ask for Megyn. Cool roommates. have its first guest speaker on Thursday, getting around. $250. 489-6011. Oct. 13 at 4pm in Hollis Room 7. Dr. Linda Roommate needed ASAP. $150 deposit, $222.50/Mon. Rent +1/2 util. Private Bleicken will present the topic "Human Haro 21 spd. Mountain bike. Shimano bdrm, w/d. Call 871-7216. Resource Management: Can It Be Your Deore XT. Comp., mint cond. $375, Ticket To A Leadership Position?" 871-7781. Ask for Billy. Roommate needed ASAP: Own room, Own Students wanting to join the organization Macintosh Classic Computer with bath, close to campus, plenty of space, will receive information and applications programs for sale. Call Cindy at 681-3073 $175/mon + 1/2 util. Must be non-smoker tat this meeting. for more info. + not a slob. Call 871-7348. Yoga Club meets 5pm Tuesdays in Union. Mountain bike for sale: Great cond. $150 Roommate needed. Private bdrm, share Check Info Desk for room number. OBO. 871-3059, ask for Jennifer. bath. Partially furnished with w/d. Only Beginners welcome. Wear comfortable $200/mon. Contact Beth 871-4438. clothing. For more info call 681-5511. Mtn bike for sale: Trek 830 $200 OBO Must sell quick. Call JaBon 871-5283 Roommate needed. Rent neg. Private room. W/D arid cable. Annette 488-2273. 03*Autos for Sale Red Giant bicyle. Brand new. Will include Leave message. Transportation a must. bike carrier for your car and a u-lock. $300. 871-4782 Roommate needed: Georgia villas. For Sale: 1984 Subaru GI Hatchback. 681-6766. Contact either Valarie or $1300/OBO. Excellent condition. 4-speed, Sale: 3 mt. Bikes. 18 Schwinn, many Regina. Rent for $141. Female preferred 113,000 miles. For more info: Call extras. $250. 18 Trek 6000, aluminum. ASAP. 681-0884 & leave message. $350.18 Trek 850, front suspension $325. Also DELL computer, IBM compatible . 2 Roommate needed: Georgia Villas. Need For sale: Dodge Omni 1984. $600 Cash . immediately! Fully furnished, W/D. Call for more info. Jennifer 681-7495. drives, color, modem. L.B. 11198. Lotus and Windows software inc. Never been Shared room and bathroom. Rent $135. For sale: Toyota Tercel 1988. $2800 Cash. used. $1400. Plus, used Army uniforms Contact Valarie or Regina 681-6766. A/C, good engine. Please cal for more info. and equip. For various prices 871-4382 Roommate wanted:Female to share. 2brm Sandy 871-4703 Travis and Robbie apt. With W/D, DW, close to campus. $250/mon util. Included. Furnished. Scuba Gear for sale: regulator mask, 764-3553. 04*Auto Parts, Repair snorkel, fins, be, wet suit, boots, gloves-all size large. $1000 for all or sell separately. "Wheels" Fitipaldi "Fitti-Indy" 15" fits Call 764-7636. Honda, Toyota, VW & more. Also Honda CRX SI alloy wheels w/ tires. Make offer. Super Nintendo for sale w/ 5 games and 2 CHris at Pyramid Masonry, 681-6929, control pads. Games include 5F2 hyper, 21'Services leave message. Madden '94, Baseball and Basketball $200/OBO Graham 871-4504 Business student needs work. Hard Fittipaldi wheels 15 inch. Honda CRX/SI worker, very neg. Will volunteer service alloy wheels & tires. Punch 150 amp. SURFBOARD FOR SALE: 6'5" squashtail for one day in order to prove myself. OH,ceo^sro? Punch 5 1/4 inch coaxial Bose sub-bass thruster. Shaped in North Carolina by 871-4782 systems for home & car. Chris, 681-6929, Mike Beveridge himself. Discover epic leave message. Tybee. Free surfing lessons. $100 OBO Carpool Savannah-Stateaboro. Flexible Frank 871-7030 schedule . Please call Mike at WW$ A PICNIC- 912-925-9891. Used color T.V.'s $75 and up. Also repair WITHOUT AMT$fv 09'Furniture & Appliances for color TVs and VCR's Floyd Johnston. GEOLOGY TUTOR-over 2 yrs exp. Eagle furniture Co. 764-7919. Guaranteed to help. $9.00/hour lperson- $15.00/hour 2 people, etc. Contact Danielle Dining room table, 4 chairs. 3'x5' smoked 489-4459. glass top w/ black and gold base. Great 15'Musical con. Worth $600 but will neg. 871-4782 If you need your apartment cleaned call DresBer for sale: $40. Call 681-3857 after Bass player/Vocalist needed for band. Ms. Miller 489-5720. $20 and up. 5pm. 764-4759 and 865-9143. Leave message. K-n-F Productions presents the ultimate For sale: Couch, chair, Loveseat-$75. Drum lessons, private and professional. DJ service. Spinning the latest dance, Other items. Call 489-5720 Call Mike at 764-7441. hip-hop, reggae music. Available for all occasions. 871-3007 . Frank or Jamie. For sale: Glass and brass dinnette w/4 For sale: Fender hollow body electric brass chairs. Rose tone cushions. Call Amy quitar. All original parts, for collect or Mary Lee will type your term paper again Tribune Media Services at 681-8270. $75. good playing quitar. $450 firm. Mike this year! 681-6967. Leave your phone number. For sale: King size waterbed with GUITARIST looking to form mostly waveless mattress, dark wood frame. 2 original rock band. Influenced by Zeppelin, Typing- Professional typing by Peggie sets of sheets. $190. Call Michelle at Aerosmith, Kiss, and some newer bands. Smith, secretary in History Department. Call Rob at 871-3689. Serious inquires Please call at 681-6520 leav message. Crossword 101 For sale: Sofa, chair, piano, Bedroom suite. only. Resumes, lesson plans, books, theses, 852-5278. , papers, applications, etc. " A Novel Approach" By Gerry Frey High quality futon for sale: converts to sofa, lounger, and bed. Used only one year. 16*Personal Exc. Cond. Best of accepted. Call 871-6870 ACROSS 12 3 4 ■ 5 6 7 8 ■ 9 10 11 12 or L.B. 19155 Allison, I am sorry about spilling that cup 1 Follows high of beer on you Tues. Night. Next time I 23'Stereo & Sound 13 ^4 1 IS King-size bed w/brass headboard-$200. will be more careful. Speedy 5 God of thunder White double dresser w/mirror-$50. Brown Complete System: Kenwood Cassette deck, 9 Fence entrance 16 17 18 dresser w/mirror-$75. Brown chest of Asian male, professional, looking for a SF, 2 kicker 12s in box, Blaupunkt & drawers $50. Bedside table $35. Call Lisa 26 and up for pleasant conversation and Rockeford tweets, Crunch 6 l/2s, Alpine 13 Land unit friendship. Write to LB 21842. at 842-2970 or 682-0556. Amp $550/OBO. Can Separate. Call ROb 14 Actress Keaton 19 ■ 20 ■ 21 Do you have a Statesboro ghost story? Call 489-6098. Paige at the Reflector at 681-5305. 15 Fibbed For sale: 2 new Rockford 10" punch 16 "Jane Eyre" Author 11-Help Wanted Dork! You ain't cool, yet. Let me paint woofers 175 odo. + 2 new Rockford 24 25 26 ■ 27 M2X 29 30 your house/apt. I paint all kinds of cool tweeters 85 odo. Call 871-5033 19 Author Clancy stuffs. Big small I do it all only Cool Stuff. SPRING BREAK 95 For sale: Sony home stereo system; Rossi 20 Building wings 31 |32 |33 AMERICA'S #1 SPRING BREAK CO. Italian racing bike 12 spd, custom built Cancun, Bahamas, Daytona, & 21 "Pride and Prejudice" golf clubs. Steel or graphite. Great prices! 34 35 36 Panama! 110% Lowest Price 17'Pets & Supplies Scott 764-2221 author Jane Guarantee! Organize 15 friends and travel FREE! Aquarium 30 gal. Complete set-up, fish Fosgate Punch 150. Punch 5 1/4" w/ 22 Dagger 37 ■ 38 ■ 39 Earn highes commissions! inc. $120 OBO. For more info. Call Kevin tweeters make offer. Bose sub-bass 23 Bro&sis (800) 32-TRAVEL! at 681-8612. systems for home or car. Several designs 40 m^ m^ $50-$150. Call Chris at Pyramid must 24 Congregational Colombian Redtail snake w/ large hand ALASKA EMPLOYMENT - Students leave message 681-6929. Needed! Fishing Industry. Earn up to made cage, heat rock, heat pad, lamp, shepard $3000 -$6000+ per month. Room and shelter, bedding. Crawl stick. $300. Will Home Stereo speakers for sale: Cerwin 27 D.A.'s background Board! Transportation! Male or Female. neg. Around $200. Andy 681-8193. vega AT-10, exc. Shape w/incredible 45 46 47 ■'48 ■ 49 50 51 sound. $200 pair. For further info. Call 28 Mineral spring No experience necessary. Call For sale: Ferret, cage, supplies. $100 Call (206)545-4155 ext A53941 Kevin 681-8612. 31 Additional 52 53 54 871-5203 after 5:30. 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